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Canada’s debt-to-income ratio is at a record high. If you’re worried about yours, here are five simple ways to manage your spending.
Bankrupt? You’re not alone. When times are tough, financial planning can be even tougher. Here are some tips to help you get back on your feet.
Not ready to retire full-time? You may want to consider gradually easing out of the workforce through “phased retirement.”
No treats, no going out, no fun. Does being healthy financially have to mean feeling frustrated?
The number of retirees choosing to downsize from their family homes to a more manageably sized property is on the rise. Is this the right move for you?
What if your boss said you could earn an extra $15,000 of annual salary but you had to give up your benefits? Should you take the deal?
Getting a first credit card is almost a rite of passage into adulthood, but how do you ensure your teen doesn’t get trapped in debt? Consider these six tips.
Part-time work in retirement can include anything from continuing your career through consulting or freelance work to something completely different.
Even after you retire, you still need to understand your finances well enough to make wise financial decisions.
Maintaining vitality with good health, relationships and building an identity beyond your career are essential for achieving happiness in retirement.
